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Apple Temporarily Pauses Notification Summaries in iOS 18.3 Beta

17/1/25

By:

Piyush Sharma

Improvements to the AI-powered feature aim to address accuracy concerns.

Improvements to the AI-powered feature aim to address accuracy concerns.

Introduction

Apple has temporarily disabled its AI-generated notification summaries in the latest iOS 18.3 developer beta. The feature, previously criticized for inaccuracies in summarizing news articles, is undergoing refinement, with updates to improve reliability and transparency.

Key Changes in iOS 18.3 Beta

  1. Temporary Suspension of Summaries: Apple has paused notification summaries for news and entertainment apps, citing ongoing development to improve the feature’s accuracy.

  2. Clear Disclaimers: The beta now indicates that AI-powered summaries are experimental and “may contain errors.”

  3. Enhanced User Controls: Users can now disable summaries for specific apps directly from the lock screen or Notification Center by swiping and selecting "Turn Off Summaries."

  4. Visual Differentiation: Italicized text distinguishes summaries from standard notifications for better clarity.

Addressing Previous Issues

Apple’s decision comes after notable criticism, including from the BBC, which highlighted a flawed summary involving sensitive news. Apple responded with a commitment to refining the AI summarization process.

Future Updates

Apple plans to reinstate the notification summaries in a future iOS update, ensuring improved performance and user satisfaction.

Conclusion

Apple’s proactive approach to refining its notification summary feature underscores its commitment to delivering accurate and reliable AI-powered tools. Stay tuned to Kushal Bharat Tech News for further updates on iOS advancements.

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